Hong Kong activists on strike after deciding to leave major streets to allow police to reopen them to traffic
Protesters against a proposed extradition bill, are seen along a road near the Legislative Council building early morning in Hong Kong, China, June 17, 2019.
Traffic in Hong Kong resumed on Monday after protesters cleared major streets and gathered near the city's government headquarters. The demonstrators who stayed after a massive protest march the day before were seen streaming Monday morning into a space outside Hong Kong's Legislative Council after police who had cleared it reopened the area.
Their decision to leave major roads allowed police to reopen them to traffic, averting the possibility of clashes similar to those that broke out on June 12, resulting in about 80 people being injured. 2 Million People of Hong Kong giving way to an ambulance while they were protesting against Chief Executive.Salute & Respect🙏. Democracy gives us right to protest but not to damage public properties & harm other citizens. We
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